Modeling e-Risk: For Persistent Security the ROI is Trust

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2002

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This presentation aims to help us to understand persistent information security and to discuss elements of privacy risk model and effect of applying persistent security as a counter measure.

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This presentation was given by Merv Matson, Chairman and Founder of RightsMarket at the CST annual meeting held in Vancouver, BC in October 2002.

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Privacy, Technology, Electronic Health Records

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Matson Merv. 2002. Modeling e-Risk: For Persistent Security the ROI is Trust. Calgary, AB: RightsMarket. Presented at the Canadian Society of Telehealth Annual Meeting held in Vancouver, British Columbia in October, 2002.

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http://hdl.handle.net/1880/43128

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